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THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL,, LUCX,NOW, ONTARIO
.• STOOD FOR ONE HOUR '
••.O -OBTAIN AN EGG
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A couple of months ago Ed
Baker wrote Jaek McIntosh's
.slarne and address. on an egg, with
the result that Jack recently re-
ceived a letter from" England.
The writer •°was a married
woman, whose husband is a ship-
, -wriglkt. She said, ,".-Istood •in line
for one hour for that egg, know-
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net 'have, anything to come home
te. Anyhow he needs something;
as he -leaves horne at 6.15 am).
and gets home at 6.15
Attended. Monarch Preview
Mr. Garfield. Ostrander, local,
Ford dealer, was in Toronto On
Friday attending the preview of
the new Monerch. •
Mini* Lost Hand •
- Harvey Hodgins,, •of Con. 10,
Kinlos.s. is slowly regaining the
TEESWATER CONGREGATION
HONORED THE 11100EIt&T.OR‘
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u'Se of his right hancl,.iollowing The Very Rev. C. H. MacDon-
a wood.. miffing mis apo r
Month ago. Harvey had the hand
gashed across. the knuckles and
by the narrowest margin escap-
ed haVing the four -fingers sd.vered
lay' the buzz, saw,
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ducted. the 71st anniver-
sary service of Teeswater Pres;
• byterian Church op Easter Sun-
day morning. On: 'Easter Monday
evenihga Social' gathering was
held'when .The Moderator. was,
presented with a gift accompan-
ied by the ',following address: •
To the Reverend Q? H. MacDOn-
ald, *Mederatot of the General
Assembk of the Presbyterian
hurch in .Canada, .
Greetings;:, •
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• :Duringthe years that have
passed since your boyhood/and
young manhood Which, wetSpent
in' Teeswater, .your many friends
here* haVe., everwatched with.
prayerfUl c. interest •Your., work-4as
a -minister efrour beloved Com-;
mueion, . •
When; in June of last year, you
were, elected to the highest office.
Ln the gift of the Church, the,
ineniberS. of the congregation of
Knox Church greatly rejoiced
It •was' vvith,much' gratification
ahat we welcomed' you• yesterday,
morning as guest pi eacher at • a
3oint ,Easter 'and annive'rsar.y•ser-
Vice, and tonight, , Easter Monday,
we•-are'hapPY to have :u honor
. ••. .us with"your preseece as we tele-.
• 'bratethe opening of the .ptesent-
chureh. building 71 yearS ago.. The
• Kirk.' '..Session feels. that • thiS
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ss the, Doinion, even as you read
ousandS of travellers are Speeding to their
destinations On board trains of the. Canadian
National. Famous trains, such as The Conti9ntal.Liniited
and The. Ocean Limited, are Spanniig the distances
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COURTESY :AND SERYtICE • ,•
inetFer at honte
!'g4ing placee in 411 your:
contacts. with Canadian
National; you 011 e4ericiice
calirisY an4 servJc.,
Canada.and the Atlntic. Theinternational Limited, ; .•
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The Ikter-City Limited, The.Washingtonian and
• e ' The .Montrealr; are typifying - Canadian National's'
' • . importance as an International carrier. Dependable "locals'.
are performing the undramatic but essential job of
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serving theinnetWeen pointsand
providing branch line connections with the:fastEpregi trains:
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These•ar the trains, covering more tharl two million miles eah mnth; that make up'
the Railway "Blue Book" Of Canada LL-• The System' Time Tables Otthe C.N.R.
The "Blue Book" Is your "passport" to everywhere in Canada; or across the EOrclet
be Your journey for business or pleasure, for an bout, a 'day, 9Vernightor 1ong4r.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 22d, 1948
USE DITCHING MACHINE To
EXTEND ,WATER.SERVICES.-
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Seott's ditching machine' fr •
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Ripley was a.employed I'"
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week tofacilitate ihe installatiaos
nt
of a number of water services,
One trench was ' ePerieci to the
Recreational Centre for a wate'r
service pi.pe'froin the Campbell
'St. Main. This is about 6 feet
underground .ancl about six feet
under the concrete. Work of tap.
ping the Main was *delayed
Monday hight'vrain flooded the
excavation: ., .
Another : ditch was opened. at.
'the south-east eorper of the. tawn,
N."T.here a 4 -inch Main
to George OrVi.s"resiclen.ce.- From -
there inch and 4 half pipo
being:laid-td 'Service Wm.' Goal
and,Wrn. AtniStrong. A hydlibni_
is to be initalled. at the..•.01'
.corater to' provide .hetiA",- ti.rc)
tectiori iii that .rieinity,
To.Exelpang-e P.ulpitS
Rev, J: IN. Stewart of Lucli-
WOW United Church u1d Re,
N, S. Anderson 'of Stonewill y Cr.ek
excharige pulpits on Sun-
day,' Rev. Anderson' will preach:
here bothrhorhing and.6venin,i4
Cadet InsPeetiOn MO: .. •
'.InsPection, • of -Lack'iiigh
School. cadets ' is „scheduled for
TuesdaY, May
Irwin of London Iu inspect-
ing .officer. '•
•MADE -HONORARY MEMBER
I 9VtaS1011 b IOU not pass. " LA 1 OS
withoit' giving you some little
rne.rnento to remind you in future,
yeats of our love and affectiOn.
Will you then,. Mr. 'MacDonald,
please accept this little gift as:
a remernbtance Of the church of
your ' youth? We... Would 'like t'o•
asatite. you that...in. the • years to
Come We shall always have a
live-
ly interest *.iri.YOU• and your work
and our earnest prayers will ever
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• May God • continue to prOsper7
you. ie•the :work: of •the Church
*e, all love,and in :the service of,
the. Master Wheal We love' Still
More.And May God spare youfor
rnanY More years of 'fruitful'. set: -
vice is out Petition to the GOclof
Orace
Anniversary speaker
Rev. ;George L. DOk1as of
Woodstock; • arid a' fornier
Luck-
nowite, will conduct the: anni-•
Niersary • services in..Ludknow
Prsbyterian Church On Sunday,.
May9th
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CONN Wirighani General
Hospital, en Monday, April 12th,
to Mr., And Mrs. Wallace Conn,R.
..Lucknow.. a daughtr- . •
\yhe Listovve1 1‘1iriisfctiai A.
sedation has,
Ackert, sn:Of Mi...and
Ackert Of HolYrOod,. an hunerarr.
• Member for
mains in•Listowel .'•• This honor is
n. recognition .of the work L1yc1
is carrying on .as :recreational dlr.:.
ector anct:it is.the fn st time. the
associationlas corifcii,cd sucii` an
•herior; •
Ministers 'particularly
praised Mr. Ackert's inost'recent
undertaking, the Pesentation. of
an Easter • pageant • that • featured
a' I00 -voice choir of singesfrom.
all •Llstowel,elittrehes • and •a• casf'
of' 25' actots. The•drma written
thusia.stically ,.r:eeelVed •in
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AlthOugh the pageant.waktPrO
Mote& by the'. Litewel. :Reered
tional fr.ung& in co-opration.,
Wth the MiniSterial..ASsocition,
clergymen •agred' thatmuch of.
the' Sredit 'fr • its •SLICCTss should
go:: to the recreational director,
.Theyalso ethiThascied the import- :
ant Christian Werk being carried:
en. under. Mr," Ab.kert's direction
• regular program ,thatigliotit
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• BACK. TOpRUCE
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Mt:: and Mrs:. Rudy Sieloff; De-
troit--"Its 6 Wonderful idea and ••
ateloOking forward to 'being:;
there": . „
• Christine , McKinnon , Fort Erie
—"Wfli do my :best .to spend a
fewdays at the reunion''. •
• C. W. '•,Snth,Kinly,
Mis:Sinith• andfl intend to take.,
a • .hOlidy and Will try, to, be
the.e. It i-27'-'4eir Since
last in Ontario. Will. be 70 onThr
next birthday". , • I
Ann :McLnnan,' EVanston, Ili.
--"Would' geatly. apprecite
fur-
ther Inforrnationabout the Bruce
inion' ) •••••
Mrs. Rae's Sister Passest
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Re and
Margaret, attended the funeral of
Ms. Rae's sister, ttigar'
Clarke ofMirnice, which, vV.asjheld
on Monday. Mr. Clarke, who had
keen seriously' ill lr. the' past few
weeks, passed away on Friday.
Native. $of Lueknow PaSses ' •
•Henry A. Miller, a pioneer 'pi
La Valee, died at his home near
that Northern Ontario toWn.
,cently. Mr.•Miller„.1Wh• was • . a
native of Lueknw, was ' one of
the first settlers of La Valee When
the arda Was first opened to set.
tlement 'nearly, 50 years ao. Sur-
viving. besides his wife :are fiVe
sons and one daughter.,,, one bro-.
thr, Joseph Albert Miller Lon.
don; and one sister, Mrs. Kate
Spindler, Wilton Grove
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